The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-05-12

by prominent Farmers, Scientists and
Statesmen, will be delivered each and
every day the Encampment remains in
session.
Newspaper men in general are specially
invited to be present, and to them will
bo extended all the courtesies and con-
Veniences at the command Of the mana
gers.
We hereby call upon all Manufacturers
of Agricultural and Domestic Machinery
and Implements of every description,
and Breeders of Fine Stock, to make a
note of this Exhibition, and be present
Members of the Order of Patrons Of
Husbandry, of Agricultural Societies, of
Farmers Clubs, with their families and
friends, arc earnestly solicited to be
present, and to take early and dCterm-
inrd steps to display the products Of
their farms, their dairiCs, their pastures,
thcir poultry yards, their cattle pens,
&c., &c., and to assist III every way pos
sibie to advance the interests of Agricul-
tnrc, and TO give to the "Order Of Farm
ers' proud prominence i'll the display
at this Exhibition. IN order to do this,
work must be entered upon without de-
lay.
Amusemcnts in the way of Music by
Bands, Base Ball, Military Paradcs and
Reviews, Bycicle Races, tournaments,
Legitimate Scenic Shows, Balloon AS
ccnslons, &c., &C., will be provided.
There will be strict Police regulations
to govern the conduct Of all persons
while OH the grounds, and violations will
be severely punished. Local rules and
regulations will be posted throughout
the grounds for the information and
guidance Of all.
Easy and speedy access from tue City
OF Spartanburg to the grounds Zone mile
away will be possible eithcrin rcguarline
Of Omnibusscs, Hacks and CARRIAGES; or
by Passenger Trains running at short
intervals from the Depot III tho City to
the Encampment Depot
The managers anticipate that the dis
| play OF Farm and Domestic Machinery
and implements, Agricultural and HOr-
tlcultural Products, and fine Stock and
! Poultry, will be superior to any cxhibi-
ton ever held in the Southern States.
Prominent members of the Order Of
| Patrons oE Iusbandry, from all parts OF
the United States, leading Agricultural
lists, emlDcnt Statesmen, and Governors
of States, will be III attendance.
Remember that no admission fec is
charged to The grounds, or to witness
any of the features we ADVERTISE
! 1t is specially desired that localities IN
every portion Of tho South which have
mineral deposits, such us Coal, Iron,
Gold, Silver, Mica, Soapstono. Limo
stone, Manganese, &c., &c., send large
and varied specimens to this Exhibition.
Let there be Geological surveys made Of
such localities, and maps, showing de-
tails OF deposits, outcroppings, %c. Re.
member, 1t is expected that Capitalists,
nom the money centres OF the country
will be present, for tho purpose Of max
ing investments in these industries.
There will be State and National cy-
hlDlts of the processes OF Fish culture.
by means of the incubators. Also,
Sorghum Mills and Evaporators will
show the advantages Of these crops to
our Southerd farmers. Besides, many
other practical tests and displays OF Il
similar ch; 4acter will be given.
1t IS suggested that this Interstate
Farmers Summer Encampncnt is great
field for the successful operations OF
Emigration Agencies, L9nd Improve
ment Companies, Railroad Lines, Min
ing, and Manufacturing Schemes, to ad-
VcrtlSG Their various advantages.
In view Of all the above facts, and to
the end that our glorious Southland may
make still greater advance towards the
head OF the column Of progress and
development, now so phenomenal to the
whole civilized world, We call upon every
State, Territory, Railroad, Steamship,
Land Improvement, Mining, NJanurac-
turing Company, Agricultural Societies,
Oranges, Cities, Towns and Communi-
ties, Families and Individuals, to send
to the Interstate Farmers Summer
lncampmont, at Spartanbmg, S. G., II
line of Agricultural, horticultural Man
uiacturing and Mineral samples nnd dis
| plays, and with such exhibit send II live
man who can give the people all desired
information.
Every person reading this prospectus
Will please give the subject matter his
early attention; or. il not sufficiently in
tcrested please pass it over to the proper
person.
Let all exhibits be forwarded and ar
ranged by Monday noon, August 1st, so
that everything will be in ordor by open
ing hour of the 2nd Of August.
For any further information, address
CHAS. IL. CARLISLE, Secretary,
Spnrtanburg 5. G.
JAS n. LIpsCoMB, Chairman,
JNO. w. WOTFORD, Secretary,
OF the Interstate Encampmcnt Com
missiOncrs.
DIR. G. l.. FLEMING, Chairman,
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